Hi,
I've got several question pertaining to form support in Foxit Reader.
First, does Foxit Reader support sending forms as HTML ? I've got a form which works perfectly with acrobat but not under Foxit.
I use the following JS:
this.submitForm({
cURL: "http://www.XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX#FDF",
aFields: arr,
bEmpty: "true",
cSubmitAs: "HTML",
cCharset: "utf-8"});
And the POST is empty, is this normal ? I did not find any information about HTML form support so i suppose it's not supported but i want to be certain there is not another issue.
Second, i'm querying a server for Form data in FDF format. While Acrobat fills back the fields with the data acquired from the server (JS request sending back FDF formated data), Foxit does not. Is this feature missing or is this an issue my end ?
Third, i noticed the JS Objects are case sensitive in Foxit, while not in acrobat. I.e this.info.keywords works in Acrobat but not in Foxit, i have to use this.info.Keywords for this to work properly.
Regards,
Olivier
I've got several question pertaining to form support in Foxit Reader.
First, does Foxit Reader support sending forms as HTML ? I've got a form which works perfectly with acrobat but not under Foxit.
I use the following JS:
this.submitForm({
cURL: "http://www.XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX#FDF",
aFields: arr,
bEmpty: "true",
cSubmitAs: "HTML",
cCharset: "utf-8"});
And the POST is empty, is this normal ? I did not find any information about HTML form support so i suppose it's not supported but i want to be certain there is not another issue.
Second, i'm querying a server for Form data in FDF format. While Acrobat fills back the fields with the data acquired from the server (JS request sending back FDF formated data), Foxit does not. Is this feature missing or is this an issue my end ?
Third, i noticed the JS Objects are case sensitive in Foxit, while not in acrobat. I.e this.info.keywords works in Acrobat but not in Foxit, i have to use this.info.Keywords for this to work properly.
Regards,
Olivier
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